Re: Driving in Oklahoma

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: : : I'm 31and am just now learning of the driving possibilities in for someone with 20/200 vision. With correction I can get 20/100 in the RE. With the BiOptic I could get what I need to obtain a lisence. However, the BiOptic is not allowed in testing her in OK. Has anyone lobbied for this? THe other system with contacts doesn't get me to the point where I would need to be. Also I've read that you can get a restricted lisence here with 20/100. : Anyone from OK know anything about this? I've waited a long time and never thought this dream could be reality. Just wondered if anyone can help. Thanks. : : Hi Mandy, : I have assisted a number of individuals from various States over the past 10 years in getting legislation passed or modified to expand visual standards, including the use of BiOptic telescopic lens systems. : At your convenience, please forward a standard mailing address and I will forward some appropriate written materials to you that will assist you in your approach and dealings with legislators in your respective State. : : Cordially, : : Chuck Huss, C.O.M.S. : chuckh@mail.drs.state.wv.us : WV Rehabilitation Center : P.O. Box 1004 : Barron Drive : Institute, WV 25112 : TEL: 304-766-4803 : FAX: 304-766-4816

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